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The Prairie Press Published September 25

James Hall III

James Monroe Hall III Born in Frankfort, KY, on March 20th, 1935, the 2nd son of 3 to James Monroe II and Marcia Hall, James Monroe Hall III of Plainfield, Ind., passed away at home on September ...

Current in Fishers Published September 25

Elevated E. coli found at Fall Creek locations

The Fishers Health Department announced Sept. 25 that recent E. coli bacteria testing showed “unsatisfactory results” at Fall Creek at Canal Place, 14400 Geist Ridge Dr.; and Fall Creek at Geist Park, 10800 Florida Rd. According to the FHD, these results often are seen following…

Current in Carmel Published September 25

Hazel Dell Bridge demolition to begin Monday

Crews will begin demolishing the Hazel Dell Parkway bridge just south of 106th Street next week. The structure was destroyed during August’s historic flooding. Representatives from Hamilton County, the City of Carmel, Carmel Utilities, Martin Marietta, and Milestone Contractors…

Clinton County Daily News / WILO Published September 25

Festival of the Turning Leaves Underway in Thorntown

The Festival of the Turning Leaves is taking place Sept. 25–27 in downtown Thorntown, bringing a weekend of fall activities and family entertainment to the ... [FULL STORY] The post Festival of the Turning Leaves Underway in Thorntown first appeared on Clinton County Daily News .

LarryInFishers Published September 25

HSE ILEARN results top state averages as redesigned test sets new baseline

Hamilton Southeastern Schools students scored more than 24 percentage points above Indiana’s statewide proficiency rates in math and English/language arts on the 2025-26 ILEARN assessment, according to results released by the district. For students in grades 3-8, HSE reported a…

Current in Carmel Published September 25

Snapshot: PorchFest draws big crowds in Arts & Design District

The Carmel PorchFest featured more than 70 bands Sept. 20 in the Carmel Arts & Design District. (Photos by Arthur Mansavage)

Current in Fishers Published September 25

Snapshot: Meijer celebrates new Fishers store

From left, Meijer Store Director Janice Thongvanh and Good Samaritan Network of Hamilton County Executive Director Nancy Chance display a replica check representing the grocery chain’s $15,000 donation to the local nonprofit, which has been providing flood relief in addition to…

LarryInFishers Published September 25

Former Indy Fuel captain Chris Cameron retires after five seasons

Chris Cameron, the Indy Fuel’s all-time leader in games played, is retiring from professional hockey after five seasons, the team announced Thursday, Sept. 24. Cameron, 27, leaves with 309 games played for the Fuel. The defenseman also holds franchise records for penalty minutes…

WTRE 1330 AM / 104.3 FM Published September 25

GCHS Thursday Tennis results

Greensburg lost to Shelbyville in a tight match, 3-2. Playing very well and winning for the Pirates were Mason McNulty 6-2 6-2, and Brody Sanders 6-2, 6-4. Will Weber came up short getting beat 7-5, [...] The post GCHS Thursday Tennis results first appeared on WTRE Radio .

LarryInFishers Published September 25

Fridays with Larry: The flood’s hidden toll, and AI’s growing cyber threat

Five weeks after the White River crested near 24 feet in Noblesville, breaking a record that had stood since 1913, the water is gone. For many Hamilton County families, the hardest part may still be ahead. More than 160 county families left their homes during the flood. Fishers…

LarryInFishers Published September 25

Cadillac F1 adds three technical leaders as Fishers headquarters takes shape

With its U.S. headquarters under construction in Fishers, the Cadillac Formula 1 team is adding three experienced engineers to its technical leadership, including former Red Bull chief designer Craig Skinner, according to Motorsport.com. Filip Cleeren reports that Skinner will…

WKVI Radio 99.3 FM / 1520 AM Published September 25

Indiana moves one step closer to its first Buc-ee’s

GREENWOOD, Ind. — The Greenwood City Council has cleared the way for a Buc-ee’s to be built near I-65 and Worthsville Road. The council voted 7-2 Monday night to rezone about 80 acres of land for the project. Plans call for an $85 million Buc-ee’s with a 74,000-square-foot travel…

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